You mentioned that you're using distzilla. This presents a potential solution: Write your code with #!/usr/bin/env/perl (so that it works with your local tests) and then use a distzilla plugin to rewrite the Perl files while they're being packaged for distribution, changing #!/usr/bin/env/perl to #!/usr/bin/perl (so that the distributed files will be CPAN-correct according to your "someone").

To the best of my knowledge, such a distzilla plugin does not currently exist, but it's a simple enough task (run one regex substitution on the first line of each file) that writing one should be relatively straightforward.

In reply to Re: Proper handling of shebang line while performing local testing? by dsheroh
in thread Proper handling of shebang line while performing local testing? by nysus

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